AAAC Stands in Solidarity with Dr Helen Haines MP, Her Family and the Community of Indi
The African Australian Advocacy Centre extends its solidarity to Dr Helen Haines MP, her family, staff and the people of Indi following the targeted attack in Wangaratta. AAAC affirms the dignity, safety and right to participate in public life of every person, across political and geographic boundaries.
AFRICAN IMPACT | COMMUNITY | RESEARCH | CULTURE
AAAC’s second African Australian Multicultural Celebration brought communities, government representatives, researchers, leaders and artists together at Parramatta Town Hall for an evening centred on African Australian contribution, culture, research and participation.
AAAC Congratulates Judge Navi Pillay on Receiving the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize
The African Australian Advocacy Centre congratulates Judge Navanethem “Navi” Pillay on receiving the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, recognising a lifetime committed to human rights, international justice and the rule of law.
African Australian Advocacy Centre’s United Nations Working Group of Experts of People of African Descent Response: Key Findings and Urgent Issues
On Friday 5-6th October, Chairperson of the African Australian Advocacy Centre (AAAC) Noël Zihabamwe attended the 54th session of the UN Human Rights Council at Palais des Nations, Geneva Switzerland followed by an interactive dialogue.1 On 27th September 2023 the United Nations Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent (UN WGEPAD) released a […]
African Australians over-represented in Victorian prisons
The AAAC urges the Victorian government to work better with young people from African backgrounds in crime prevention strategies and to appoint multicultural community liaison officers. Such officers have been employed by NSW police in areas such as Blacktown and Fairfield which have successfully assisted integrating people from African backgrounds for many years. We make […]
Inaugural Friendship Dinner for African and Jewish leaders
Attendees spent the night sharing a meal, building friendships, discussing common interests, and highlighting areas for the two communities to work together on. The AAAC founder and chairperson Noël Yandamutso Zihabamwe addressed the attendees in a speech about the shared experiences of African Australian and Jewish Australian peoples and the benefits of fostering a connection […]
NSW Premier’s Harmony dinner
I had the privilege of attending the NSW Premier’s Harmony annual Dinner held at the Sydney International Civic Centre, on March 1st, 2022. The dinner was held in celebration of the contribution of the many rich and diverse cultures that make up our state. My name is Rosalie Wicks, and I am a third-year Bachelor […]